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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
NASHVILLE, TENN.
A Protest Against tbe plan OF the
Cumberland Bridge.

ISPkOIAL TO THE APPsAL,I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, January S.-A
meeting was he'd at the Merchants TX
change this morning TO protest against the
2 pvea bridge to OVER ni
plan Cant. Ryman said IS feet was high
water mark and the bridge is to be IS
feet higher, while some Of the boats
ttrayersing the river are 45h feet
high. This places the bridge
ten feet beloS the top. Of the pilot house Of
the boats and would prevent these boats
pa sin the CITY for several weeks during ev-
cry year committee was appointed to for
watd tho reso ut ons to the Secretary of Wa,
ssl log him tn refuse 20 allow the bridge to
be built ss now protected The following
dispatch was forwarded to the Secrsta'y UT
War by he Cu L berlsnd River Com mission I:
NASHVILLE. TENN. January 8, 1857.
To the Secretary of War, " ashingten, DC. /:
The Cumberland River Commissioners APP
pointed by tho Governor of Tennessee earn
esty urso that you defer sny acton on the
proposed bridge over tho Cumberland river
Until our formal protest reaches you thr0 ugh
the mails. Answer by wiro.
]. NJ. HAMIL TON, President.
W. NJ. Cas- ETrY, Secretary.
Tho meeting then adjourned and the Mer-
chants Exchange was called to consider the
Reagan inter, tate commerce b i in its bear
ing upon commerce. Mr.. Hen ly read a
cOninunicat on from the Merchants and
Manufacturer Association, of Cincinnati.
The o ter asks the businers and commercial
ASSOCIATIONS of Nashville to take steps to Q =
operate with other associations in their eff
forts to defeat the passage of tho IL, espe-
cially as TO tec.ions 4 and 5. In
o. der to do this 1t is proposed to send
to the Commission ut Washington to in
Huou ce leg .lation, aud that the resolutions
be forwarded to Representatives and SEN
ators. After long discussion the follow ng
was adopted;
WHEREAs. 1t is the sense Of 70 Merchants
ESchanse. of Nashville, this day convened,
that the passage Of the bill now pending be-
fore the United States Congress. emit
tied IAN act TO regulate commerce, !"
would result very ipjurious'y to
the commercial and mRnuis curing interests
of our country at large and tend 10 localize
trade and diverC commerce from interior
conn ercial centers by concentrating the
same at the large ports therefore be it
RcsOiued. That this Exchange hereby en-
ters its disapproval OF the passage of said
act, an earnestly petitions our Senators and
Repre- sentatives in Congress to oppose its
passage
Resoived further, That copy Of these reso.
lutions be forwarded to our Senators and
Representatives in Congress now assembled
Resolutions in dorsing the action OF yeste
days meeting on bohalt Of the Memphis
Nashville and Tennessee Midland railway
warn ado oted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
COLUMBUS, MISS.
The Kansas City Road Fast of Tu
psID sold so Iho Georgia Pa
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I

COLUMBUS, MISS, January 8.-A re-
port reached us from rel BILE source that
work on the Kansas City 70 d east of Tupe,o
has been stopped; that the road has puI-
chased the Georgia Pacific from Columbus to
Birmingha ard that the intention is TO
build the Kansas City road, via Pom tot0c,
OkOlona and Aberdeen to Columbus. If this
rumor be correct IL means q great deal for
Columbus aud Garfield. With smother ru-
NOR that has been circulated here for several
days, thai the MOBILE and Ohio railroad are
to resume control OF the Columbus
branch on February lst. il looks as
II II m ght be true Another project is on
foot TO build railroad from Columbus to the
coal fields in Mar on oouG ty, Alabama. The
survey has been made and the co estl-
mate d. and there is go d prospect OF its
being butt at no distant day. Mr. j. Ryan,
superb to dent of he Patton mines, has this
scheme in hand and our Information comes
direct FROM him. tits claimed hath coal
is the Il nest in the south aud can he mihed
at a minimum cost, MIR. Ryan is one of a
company that has bought tract of 10 900
acres of coal land in Marion county. A road
can be built from there to Colu = bus CHI saper
than to any other point.
Mai, X. P. Duncan, of Rirmingha am, Is
very Ill ~ tho res idence OF G,n ]. " Har-
Tis, his flthor-in law, 10 BROUGHT his W f.
hero to spend the holidays with her father
and was stricken down almost as soon As no
arrived. L,.
The snow is all sons and we are getting
full benefit Of TIE slush and mui. The cold
wave predicted for yesterday must have
missed connection, as 1t has not yet arrived.
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ON CHANGE.

CoTroN receipts here yesterday, 1913
bales; shipments, 4.0i bales, and sales,
$50 bales.
ST.. LOUIS cash wheSi, corn. pork and
clear ribs unchanged cash oats of &c /;
cash lard off &c.
Ar Liverpool wheat is quiet but
steady. Holders offer moderately.
Corn steady, but demand poor.
TOTAL cotton receipts at Memphis
siLcs Ssptsmber let, SOC, 626 bales to-
tai shipments, 366,7l6 bales; stock on
hand, 1877, $40 bales.
AT Chicago cash pork is eff 17Ac;
cash lard of 7lc, AID cash clear ribs
off Ice. Cash corn off &c, cash wheat
off lc, and cash oats of &c.
GRAIN receipts at Chicago yester.
day: Wheat, l42 cars; corn, E62 cas-.
Estimated receipts for today Sunday:
Wheat, 100 cars corn, 1876 cars.
RKoFIprs Of cotton seed at Memphis
from September /, 1885, to January z,
1887, 90, T08 tons, an increase Of 10 0S6
tons over same time las! season.
THE Cotton Exchange election for
officers and Bard Of Directors, next
Thursday, promises to be qnile inter
CsinR. Two tickets are in the field,
and the friends rally around the re-
epecti We nDge.
IT Ia rumored that another 5 per
cent dividend will bs declared in q
few weeks by the Cotton Compress
Company. The stock is now gu ted
ct 1913 1870, and seems to have an i'm
proved tendency.
GRAIN rec ipts at Baltimore yester-
day: Flour, 6l36 barrels; wheat, Az
400 bushels; corn, $500 bushels;
oats, 800 bushels; rye, 100 bush els.
Saipments-Flour 1903 barrels;
wheat, 80. 400 bushels; corn, 90. 400
bushels.
VIsIToRs on Change yesterday: H..
Fl. Gags, Helena, Ark; D. W. Nc.
Troy, Peru. Ark; H. Blair, Peru,
AK; w. w. Simmons. Provider ce,
RI; II. o. Rand, Holly Scrlnes,
Miss. #, +. Matthews, Sunhower,
Miss. Daniel Pratt Prsttvil'e, Ala !;
J. r. Subep, Como. Mics; ]. II.
MaDgum, st. Louis, Mo.
FLoUR receipts at New York, 1871
barrels; exports, 1866 barrels and 620l
Sacks; sales, $4,000 barrels. Wheat
receipts, 66,000 bushels; exports, ILL.,
653 bushels; Gales, 1924 ,000 bushels
Of futures and $4,000 bushels fpots.
Corn receipts, As 004 bushels; ex-
ports, 600 bushels; esles, 248, 900 BUSH
els and 10000 bushels OF spo 8.
Ir is reported that the wheat crop Ia
out OF the farmers hands. The wheat
crop OF Minnesoia and Dakota a9gre-
gated about $4,000, 900 bushels, little
more than first estimated. Should
the demand keep up Minnesota mills
will grind between now and Septem-
Der Is. about 24,0t0,000 bushels, ard
the country mills about 5000. COO
bushels.
THE New York indicator says that
President Atkins, OF the Little Rock.
Mississippi River and Texas railroad,
Is reported to have sold his stock to
Jay Gould at $50 per share. This will
Rve Mr.. Gould complete control OF
the property. II is be ieved that BE-
fore long both the Little Rock end
Fort Smith and the Little r ok, Mis-.
sesippi River and Texas railroad will
become part OF the Misouh Pacific
Ryaiam
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09

Bradareas has an article showing
ths advance made during the last half
century in sanitary matters. Viewed
as q department OF the national police
powers, the authority OF the govern
ment has bean extended TO the pro.
lection Of the public health. Ia cases
where there Is danger OF epidemic
finding entrance from foreign coun'
tries, the exercise Of national powers
10 q special value. In England, the
aso Of national authority has proved
to be Of the utmost value; fifty years
ago the sanitary condition Of that
country was extremely bad. One
tenth oil the population OF Manchester
aud one seventh OF that Of Liverpool
were living in cellars, aud disease was
as prevalent In the rural Villages as In
the fltbiesl districts OF the towns.
In 1889 government Investigation
was made, and the urgent need OF san
itary care was demonstrated. So I'M
wise had been public legislation that a
tax was placed upon the house win
dows that were required for ventila-
ton. Local efforts towards lettering
bhe condition of thinfs were few and
OF bat little. value, and the landlords
commonly profited by the abuses ex-
isting Acts were passed and private
associations to secure improvement
formed, and in 1913 general board
OF health was Instituted. Then sew
erage, water supply and street paving
and regular cleaning we're initiated on
q systematic basis, by means OF local
boards OF health, and nuissnces were
noted and suppressed, while power
gss given to control the co struCt,on
al dwellings and regulate lodgirg
houses, slaughter houses, etc. Power
was alse given to il ct penalties for
violation Of the health ordinances.
Where the Registrar Generals returns
showed nm average death rate for
seven years exceeding twenty Eve
in 1000 an inspector was sent
90 examine the locality. Soon
after all this was done cholera
Tsvaged the country, when the utility
OF tho general board In checking the
spread o the disease became evident.
Since that time, aided by further legis-
lstion, very large sums have been
spent in sanitary improvements all
over the Kingdom. The results are
shown in the returns OF the Registrar
General, rs follows; The death rate
oI 1882 for Il lgland and Wales was
% OF per 1000, while that of 1SS0.S4
was 1882 per 1000 The deaths from
Eymotic diseases averaged 452 pei
1900 in the decade lSil-60. In 1SS0-sl
ths average was 2,7l per 1000. The
death rate for London in the period
I933,42 was 1857 per 1000. In 1880 "a
it fell to 81 OIL per 1000. The desthI
IRON Syno!c diseases decreased from
$40 per l000 in lS4l.50 to 8 04 pei
1909 in lS50.S4 Here is matter vel
worth s,udying in our own country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
INSANE GIRL DEBAUCHED
BY the Reeper az sba AsyIum-H
rtbIe IEreg uIHrIIies.

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. ga special
from Akron, o., say: Hearing was in prog
ress tod ~ in the case Of George Keok, late
Superintendent Of the Insane Department
betrayal Of an insane girl. Superintendent
Hamlin, who makes the cnarge, was on tho
sand. and admitted tnat Eve other persons
besides Keck, idcluding Hamlin's son, had
keys to the women's de artm cot Of the in
sane ward, and that some time ago another
insane girl had given birth to child. On
that occasion male pauper, who had key
to he womeus' department., was charged
with tho offense and was disciplined by be-
ing locked up for several days. II was
brought out, also, that an imbeclo woman
keeps tSe door between the male and fema Q
departments of thu crazy house, and that the
mildly issano ard the imbocile OF both sexes
have easy nc ess to each other. The case
will be continued next week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
TWENTY-FIVE LIVES LOST
In a Fearful SnIpwreck on the
Coast of Virginia.

NORFOLK, VA, January S.-0ne of
tho most DISASTROUS thipwrecks that ever oc-
Cured on tho Virginia coast happened at
o'clock this morning near the Lutte Island
Life SAVING station, fourteen miles south OF
Cape Henry. Not less than twenty, aud
Eve life saving m n, who in the discharge of
their duty wore drowned. The morning was
bitterly cold, and a binding snow storm
PREVAILED, ", tn he wind blowing a gale rom
the northeast. he name Of the steamer
was FL 1abeth, n German steamer. khs Is a
total wreck. Brave efforts were made by
the life saving officer to assist her, but to
no avail
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
rHE ERA OF coon FEELING.

There is no party bitterness in the
South. So long as the Republican
patty was organ z,d the whites were
forced to combine to protect them
ee.vas from the rule Of tie adventurous
who have arrayed the blacks against
the whites. But with the disappear
ance Of the Republican party in the
South there has been a change Of
front. There is no Republicans orgaui'
Eation in several OF the Southern States
and now that the white tax paying
people are no longer menacsd with
the rule OF those, who, when they had
the power, faddled upon the bacbs Of
the peop'e a heavy debt, there is no
patty bitterness in the South. In
deed, party hate has been supplsnted
by the era Of good feeling. There 10
no ostracism in the social cir
Gle OIL account Of politics Dem
ocrats and Republicans recognise
no d fferences in society circl;s.
The Southern public mind has turned
from the old worl issues to others
and more V tl interests--issues " h;ch
concern the material interests CT
the South. The great que tion the
peoples prosperity constitutes the pol
itice Of the Southern people. With
the disappearance Of the r publican
party has disappeared thu hatreds en-.
gendsred By the reconstruction era.
Good men Of all parties have struck
hands in a determination to build up
the South and to unite in making 1t
The most prosperous section Of the
Union. The result is there is peace
and harmony in the South, and pros
peIity which has no parallel in the his
tory OF the country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Another Company Oganized 10 De-
velOp she Iron Of BtrmiBgham.
lsPECrAL TO THE APPEAL.l .ui

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Jauuarv s "A
Ftropg company was ORGANIZED here tonight,
under the style oil the Bessemer Land and
Improvement Company, TO build up tho
town OF Bessemer, where the DeBardeleben
Coal and Iron Company is buila Two fur
naces and is to build a steel plant. Ths fol-
lowing are the officers: Il. E. DsBardele-
ben pr esident; s. NJ. Adger, secretary; W.
NJ. Berney, president OF the Berney M tional
Bank, treasurer, and the STOCK will be
owned in Baltimore, Charleston s. c.,
and London, England, as we'll as
in Birmingham. The property embrace
1000 acres within two miles of the AL sbama
Great Southern rsiro.d, and is traversed
Tor three miles by the Birmingham mineral
arm OF the louisville and Nashville rail-
road; also very near the Woodward turns ces
and the pr, jected Fireworks. and the mines
on Red Mountain, which furnish the bulk OF
the iron for the Birmio CHAM furnaces. Five
hundred thousand dollars of stock is re.
served for help to the manufacturing enter
prise3, severaI of which are already secured.
A limited amount of stock will be put on the
market.
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Of this city, has no opposition for tho Chief
Clerks position, and the first vote
VII place him at the head OF tho
clerical affa RS OF that body. He
Cbabo Gerry Clsrk for q number Of years past,
and bic qualification 'or the preferment now
sought is backed by years of training in
school that has fitted him ~ est admirably
Tor the pla o. The number of people-men
and wOmen-who are anxious to serve
dear Leogle is legion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
Tho CaIkius Case StiII Unsettled
The Immensely of the Real Estate
BustnesE.

ESPECIAL TO TER APFRAL.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jat uary s.
The university trustees today recon mitted
the Calkins atter to the Free dman's Aid
Bureau 1T Cincinnati The latter body rec
commended that he be asked to resign be-
cause he had declined to shake hands with
negro. Bishop Maliilieu Investigated the
matter and recommended that he be re-
tanned.
The Chattanooga and Augusta railroad is
receiving bids for Is coo tons OF steel rails 10
at once lay tracks from Augusta TO Gaines
Vile. IL is reported that the Roane
Iron Company, OF this city, is the SUGGEST
full bidder. This will re its frat contract
since its oouvsr,ion into q st emilI and 1t
Will be in full operation within a Few
days. A company is organized to build a
large brewery here if the legislature fails TO
pass the prohibition bill. Since Monday
last real estate sales in the city have aggre-
gated S700 900, OF which aoout S250,0O0 was
actually registered. Since June let the
business of the Chattanooga po, totfce has
ben sufficient 10 make this a & rst class
office il IL continues at the present rate tx
months longer. Tho rate Of increase now is
even Rreater than before.
The Lookout Mountain House, the largest
hotel oA the mountain, has been leased to
Chicago parties for term Of years and will
DO largely extended.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
JACKSON, MISS.
ArFnu.ipg for the IN teFsfafe Dairy
men and Frutt growers COnven-
llOn.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

JACKsoS, MIss., January S.-The
Com ittee of ARRANGEMENTS for the Inter-
state Dairymen and Fruit Growers Conven-
ton met last night and divided the work
among subcommittee, mapping out oil
tiOn. Information has been received tn it
large delegations will attend from nearly all
of the Western states, the sou hern States.
ard especially Tennessee, Lou sans aud
Mississippi are looked TO for GOOD represent
tatiins. 1he committee have extended
special invitations TO all the Grang es, TO
the Yszoo Delta Farmers Association and
to all sim lar associations The committee
adopted resolution urging the press o
take active interest in the convention and
gene rally.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
Lonsshoremen,s strike.

mems strike at the Dom MON dock is
UNCHANGED y day. TIE following dispatch
waa received at the headquarters OF the
st ikeIs cd y ftom Newport News; IAN
han out. Have taken a decided stand.
stick fast, we must win 0utlOOk favora-
BILE. Steamship Seneca led fast to dock"
The company stats that they have made ne
ovtrlures, nor will aeospt any from the
strikers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
A Young Man Kills Himself while
Hunting.
lsrKoIAL TO FHE APPEAL.

COLUMBUS, Miss January 8-News
has just been received OF a most distressing
o'clock this evening. While three young
mon were bird hunting, Shack poinds xter.
one of tho number, shot himself aud died
from loss OF blood before med cal assistance
could be procured. He had just IN united
hi horse and was pulling his gun up after
him v hen Il was discharged, the whole load
taking effect under his right ann. DR..
Brothers, Of Attesie, who is MS uncle, WRs
sent for but arrived too late to save his life.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
GRENADA, MISS.
Circuit COrrt 10 Convene Monday
George Gardner stu at Large.

LsPEUIAL To THE AFPEAL.
GRENADA, Miss, Jsnuary Sou
Circuit Court conysnes NJ nday. There is a
full docket and busy time is ante psted.
Morning has yet hesn heard of George
Gardner, who assas. mated Walter Dement,
on the public square here December eth. a.
though there is an official reward of Sl20C
offere for his capture.
X. T. Payne, tf this town, has engaged
"Bil Arp" the npted &c ,rsia humorist and
Philosopher, to deliver a series Of lectures
in this State and ole ia Memphis, for he
benefit Of Confederate monument T. be
erected at jackson, Miss. He will begin at
Memphis on the 18th, and then in Missi3-
sinui
Notwithstanding the failures occurring
around us, Grenada still stan DIS solid. There
is still a good deal OF cotton coming in daily.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Hon. John ~. Hewitt. the FAvOrIte
for speaker OF Ihe House.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPKAL.I

LITTLE RICK, ARK, January s.
Nearly all the members of both houses of
the Legislature are now here, and At large
lower house tonight, IL was decided to IA axe
the Hon. John N. Hewitt, of Lee county,
Spelker, and that get tleman will
doubtless. GO in on the, first bal
lot Monday. He is reckoned among the
hnest parl lamsutarians OF the State aud has
filled the Sreaker's chair a numbe Of lines
since the war. The Hon, J. ", Galloway,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
THE BASEBALL LEAGUE.
New Orleans, Memphia, Charleston
aud Savannah Put Up the For
ESPECIAL TO THH APPEAL.l

TEFEUIAL 10 III AFFHAIsI
NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 8 - Tele-
grams have been received here FROM New Or
leans, Memphis. Charleston and savanns b
Annouuci 4 that the 50 o. forfeit exacted
from each club in the Southern League as q
guarantees OF good tai h as been forwarded.
Some doubt ab ut Atlanta or Macon retain
ing the franchise is felt, but the League viii
20 on W thout them Ihs clubs named above,
toge her with Nashville, Chat anoOga al d
other cities TO be secured, will maze strong
organization.
fhs Nashville Association instructed
MANAGER Brady to go East in quest Of play.
ers, and itis expected that tull team will
be signed within tne next fifteen days.
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KNOXVILLE, TENN.
gam Hall, the Highway man.
CRughi-Ehe 90 operative bIOrc
OrgAntz-0.
IsPEC1AL TO TIE APrxLL.I

KNOXVILLE, lENN JsnuarY S-Sam
Hall, one OF the hiehwavmen who sslulted
Ridenor in the brick yard the other night and
robb,d him OF S326 and almost muT dered
him, YVES arrested today in Woodbury., Ky.
The Cooperative Store Company was
organized today by Mes rs. McNuty, Funk,
Leland, Condor, futile ard others. The
capital stock was placed n $4,000. They
have obtaintd an option at 81 per front fsot
on square on Jacksol borO street, in North
KnoXi lie, and will immediately begin the
cons IuctiOn OF a large building. They will
do general mercantile business.
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his farm, rome ten lies from this city. BE
thinks the ore was dug from an old vel
some forty or fifty years agp and thrown
away as valueless He proposes TO make a
search for what may prove bonanza. The
ore is unusually fine and probably silver
bearing
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
Western Union,

List OF undelivered kilograms re.
naming at the Western Union Telegraph
Office, New Cotton Exchange Building, cor
ner Madison and Second streets. Office
hours from s TO 1880 o'clock am. and from
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
PINE BLUFF, ARK.
Annual Session or the State Assem-.
bly, OF the KNIGHTS OF Labor.
Iaarntar IN IppRaT

PINE BLUFF. ARK January S-The
Arkansas State Assembly Of the Knights Of
Labor has just closed a Eve day annual
session at this place. The meeting was a q
unusually interesting ore and much bust
ness of mportance to the labsring classes
quiet, conservative way. Our friend and
fellow townsman, Mr.. Thomas Hreep, was
again tlec ed t. the positiO on OF s. n. s. A /,
n desc ved compliment to an honest and
faithful officer,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-09
Bank of Commerce

MLHPms, TENN.. JpnuAry s, 1857.
MYTH a view Of inorcasine the capital
w stock Of tbi, bsnk the Board Of Di-
teotors has IL day declared 3 ash DiVt-
dsnd OF ThiE'S five 1851 yer cent, pay
A''' " ]. A. oNBERG, Cashier.
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RROMNSYILLE. TENN.
A Specimen of GSIenR Ore Found by
a Farmer.
laPEoIAL TO TIE APPEAL

BRowHsvuLE, Tenn, January g.
Mr.. John Nail brought to town today a
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Total 80. 1904, 452 70
State Of Tenn essee, County of Shslby-ss;
I'M. s. Buckingham. asher of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that the
ADORE staten eDt Is true, to the best oil my
knowledge and belle
Subscri bed an d sworn ~ before me this 9Th
day OF January. lSST
COrrect-Attest; c,nv,uN
N n VANCE,
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LIABILITIES.

Capital stock paid in. ..............S 25O,OOC 90
Surplus fund .............. e6p conc
Undivided profits. 5t,4i0CS- III, 40 08
National Bank notes outstanding 5000 90
Div deud4 unpaij......... .......,, S05 90
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kEpOkr OF TAE CDNDIiION
OF THE
State National Bank

At Memphis, i'm the state CT Tenn.
AT THE
Close Of Business, December go, 1885